6 Hardest Two Part Analysis Questions | GMAT Focus Edition Data Insights Series EP 1

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Video Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:00 Question #1
16:25 Question #2
28:05 Question #3
48:00 Question #4
01:04:02 Question #5
01:16:24 Personalised Study Plan for GMAT
01:25:25 Question #6
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[@akshatsharmasre]

Really good questions 👍👍

[@akshatsharmasre]

Can we get link to the 4 hw questions and solutions here in chat or in the description?

[@Val98736]

Can we get the link to these Questions? The live chat is not available right now

[@NawalSinhal]

Mam i have a question. could Horizontal - (1100-1500) and Vertical - (800-1200) also be the answer in question 5?

[@japjotsingh3266]

In question 4, why did we multiply the added smallest number to the larget number only? or why did we multiply at all?

[@rahulpatnaik6694]

In order to identify the minimum and maximum change, the smallest and the largest numbers are considered here. If we had picked any other set for example 101-92 = 9 and 101-90 = 11, then will would have come down to.
1. (3)(9)(5)(13)(10) = 17,550
2. (3)(8)(5)(13)(11) = 17,160
Compared to when the one explained in the video (53:47) please find below.
1. (3)(8)(5)(14)(10) = 16,800 (Least Impact)
2. (4)(8)(5)(13)(10) = 20,800 (Most impact)
The reason why she multiplied only the numbers which were modified is because the other numbers remain unchanged in both the scenarios which will cancel out, just a way of faster calculation.

[@titomwenda7131]

How do I participate in the responses? Thank you for what you do!!

[@gmatclub]

They were valid for live audience. Now, you can just solve the questions discussed in the video and see how you perform on them.